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As several Singapore blue-chip stocks are hitting 52-week highs, those chasing greens in stock charts…
Are these three stocks an opportunity to buy low, sell high, or are they unsuspecting traps?
With the market pricing in interest rate cuts soon, real estate investment trusts (REITs) could be among the first to benefit.
This week brought a mix of winners and losers. Singapore blue chips posted both profit growth and post-earnings declines, while several local stocks hit fresh 52-week highs. Globally, Nvidia delivered strong results and Sea Limited overtook DBS as Singapore’s largest company.
We look at the latest integrated healthcare project from an established healthcare player and a lawsuit brought about by a blue-chip company.
I can hear David Kuo’s disapproval already.
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The ground handler cum airline caterer saw its share price climb 7% in the past year, but can it revisit its pre-COVID highs?
This trio of businesses sharply increased their dividend payments for their latest earnings report.
Watch out for these REITs next month as they either announced encouraging results or interesting business developments.
We look at the latest twist in the Trump tariff saga and an interesting acquisition announced by Singapore’s oldest industrial REIT.
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Dividend resilience takes center stage this November as three Singapore small-cap companies maintain payouts amid challenging conditions.
A company’s free cash flow, balance sheet, and dividend payout ratios can indicate if its dividend strategy is sustainable.
Learn how smart diversification can help your portfolio stay resilient through inflation and interest rate cuts.
In this article, we highlight three Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) that reward shareholders with consistent distributions while maintaining fortress-like balance sheets.